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Dark Matter Solves Butterfly Evolutionary Mystery
A new study led by GW biology researchers revealed how an unexpected genetic mechanism influences the evolution of butterfly wing coloration.
September 5, 2024
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GW IN THE NEWS
Elementary schools can take steps to counter polarization
Education Week published an opinion piece by Eli Gottlieb of GSEHD.
Department of Justice condemns evicting tenants who make emergency calls
USA Today quoted Emily Benfer of GW Law.
Researcher describes recent changes in online extremism
MSNBC spoke to Colin Henry, postdoctoral political scientist in CCAS.
The perceived effect of politics on the housing market
Sinclair Broadcast Group quoted Todd Belt of GSPM.
The mpox variant spreading now differs from previous version
NBC News quoted Marc Siegel of SMHS.
Experts offer advice on the latest COVID surge
Prevention quoted Adriana Glenn of the School of Nursing.
GWtoDo
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#GWtoDo: Your Curated Arts & Events Guide
Join DSA and the Interfaith Council of Washington Sunday for Unity Walk, an annual flexible-distance walk celebrating every resident of the region. The walk runs from Washington Hebrew Congregation to the Islamic Center of Washington, D.C., with interactive stops along the way at spiritual centers representing diverse faith traditions. Plus the Corcoran's "Fridays @ 5" concert series starts up Sept. 6 and the GW Museum and The Textile Museum presents its annual interactive family festival Sept. 8. This year's theme, "Celebration of Textiles: Colors of the Silk Road," features dance performances, interactive activities and more.
GW SPORTS
Women's Volleyball Announces 2024 Regular Season Schedule
The Revolutionaries will open play on Aug. 30 at the Charles E. Smith Center hosting U.C. Riverside at 6 p.m.